Alliance For Animals

Here's an email to the parks dept. of Madison from one of our more creative supporters (because they killed 113 geese this year WITH TAX PAYER MONEY.).. and if you, too, want to contact them, here you go:

Contact the parks department here:
📞 Madison Parks Department: (608) 266-4711
🌐 https://www.cityofmadison.com/parks
📱 Facebook / Instagram / X:


And if you aren't feeling as creative as this supporter, you could simply write something like...

"I'm saddened and disappointed that 113 Canada geese were killed in Madison parks. I hope the City with a reputation of being progressive will pursue humane, non-lethal approaches to managing wildlife in the future."

We are heartbroken.

The City of Madison has announced that 113 Canada geese were killed in city parks.

James Madison Park – 57
Vilas Park – 42
Brittingham Park – 14

Thank you again to those of you who already called and asked them not to.

These were living, feeling animals who had made our parks their home.

If you are disappointed , disgusted by this decision, please consider taking just a few minutes today to respectfully let the Madison Parks Department know.

Please keep your message calm and courteous. Polite voices are often the hardest to dismiss.

📞 Madison Parks Department: (608) 266-4711

🌐 https://www.cityofmadison.com/parks

📱 Facebook / Instagram / X:


A simple message such as:

"I'm saddened and disappointed that 113 Canada geese were killed in Madison parks. I hope the City with a reputation of being progressive will pursue humane, non-lethal approaches to managing wildlife in the future."

Thank you for speaking up for our wild neighbors.

Time is running short for Madison's geese.

If you have been thinking about making a call, please do it soon.

There is a misconception that killing geese is the only way to manage conflicts between people and wildlife. It isn't.

Communities across the country have successfully used humane, nonlethal approaches such as habitat modification, egg addling, public education, and other long-term strategies to reduce conflicts without killing healthy animals.

Madison has expanded some nonlethal methods over the years, but lethal removal remains part of the plan. The time when these decisions are typically made is approaching quickly.
If you would like to see Madison move toward fully humane goose management, please respectfully contact the Madison Parks

Department and ask them not to kill the geese this year.
📞 Madison Parks Department: (608) 266-4711
🌐 https://www.cityofmadison.com/parks
📱 Facebook / Instagram / X:

Public pressure truly matters. A few minutes of your time could help save lives.

Please call if you can, and please share this post to help raise awareness. 💛🪿